Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-05-10
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blue setting, and gold slipper attached.
Return TO this office and received re-
ward.
Rev. Nick Lacy, of Madisonville,
has accepted call to the pastorate
of New Barren Spring Baptist church
and will preach every End Sunday.
The Louisville races commence to-
morrow, and lovers of the sport who
desire to attend can get reduced rates
ON the l.. q N.
Jno. d. Gray, the Trenton cream
cry defaulter was released from Jail
here on Tuesday. He compromised
with some of the creditors and was
released after one years imprison-
ment.-Elkton Progress.
With new presses, new type and
the best of printers, we can not fail
to suit you in the job line, so don't
fall to call and see us. We carry
large assortment of paper and envel-
opes from which you can select.
The ladies of the Cumberland Pres
byterian church will give a straw
berry and ice cream festival at the
county court room en next Thursday
night, the proceeds TO be devoted 10
the church building fund. Turn out
and aid a worthy cause.
DR.. II. NJ. Sherman's Favorite Pre-
scription XXX is in great demand in
Alabama. DIR. II. M. Sherman, our
noted specialist and proprietor of
xxx, the great blood specific. re-
ceived an order from Alabama yes
terday for 80 dozen of xxx, the
great blood specific.
L. A. Simmons, brakeman, was
thrown from the train near Hanson,
Friday, and was terribly bruised and
cut about the body and right leg
The train was running at the rate of
twenty miles per hour when 1t &C.
Cured. He was taken 70 his home
near Elmo, Saturday.
Mr.. d. NJ. Trabue aud Miss Bessie
T. Morrison, both of Pembroke, will
be married at that place to-day. Mr.
Trabue is a very clever young gen.
tleman connected with NJ. G. Miller's
mercantile establishment, and the
pretty Young bride is daughter Of
Mr.. Eugene Morrison.
The commencement sermon for
South Kentucky College will be de-
livered by Elder II. Linn Cave, the
distinguished preacher and orator of
Nashville, Tenn, on Sunday night,
June s, 1887. A rare treat is in store
for those who are so fortunate as 10
hear him. Mr.. Cave belongs to a
family Of orators.
Sam Hawkins & Co., are just in re-
ceipt of another fine BARRIERS chair
and set of improved hair clippers,
presented them by Mr.. Jno. c. Lath-
am, of New York City. This firm is
now the best equipped for business
In their line, of any firm in this part
of the State. Everything is neat and
clean and great pains are taken to
please the shaving public.
The literary address for South Ken
lucky College will be delivered by
Hon. E. w. Bagby, the brilliant and
distinguished young lawyer of Pa
ducah, on Thursday night, June y,
1887, at the Opera House. Mr.. Bagby
is not only fluent and eloquent
speaker, but an elocutionist of very
high order. Those who are fortu-
nate enough TO secure seats for this
occasion will be highly entertained
and also be given food for thought.
Mr.. Davis is making improvements
in his snug cottage just north of
Main street bridge. The house was
originally a substantial cabin OF
hewed logs in which over forty years
ago, Mr.. Samuel Means and Mr.. DAY.
i'd Beard, two as good and thrifty cit
liens as Hopkinsville ever had, car
ried on saddlery, many years. They
were faithful, industrious and skill
full and were very prosperous. Mr..
Means went 10 rest some years since
but his partner survives in an hon
ored and green old age.
DR.. II. NJ. sherman's mammoth
advertising wagon and horses formed
very attractive part of the process
sion circus day. His Favorite Pre-
scription xxx, the great blood spe-
ciic, sold. rapidly, DR.. Sherman's
specific remedies are coming in de-
mand all over the country. Judging
from the large shipments from his
National Dispensary the Doctor is
receiving testimonials daily from the
afflicted everywhere speaking vol
umes of the great benefit they have
received from the use of his great
blood specific AAA.
Two Trustees of the Public Schools
we're elected Saturday. The Repub-
licans conceived the idea of putting
on another Republican and therefore
put the name of Mr.. ]. P. Prouse ON
the book. The voting was drifting
along in llstless sort Of way during
the forenoon and when the polls